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BROKEN LEGS or CATTLE


Experience Of Farmer who Effected :
Cure On Those Casea
Some time ago l noticed in your pa
per the account OF the cure of COW
win broken leg. and Of the doubts
Of many, Of the chances OF a cure.
Since ! have been on . farm have had
three cases Of broken legs and in each
case they were healed. The first was
two-year-old heifer. found in a rocky
pasture by some bec-hunters, with her
right hind leg broken about midway
between the knee and hooE She was
put into dump-cart. drawn home,
put in a suitable place and had her leg
SET 1t soon healed. % that she walked
ABOUT and fed in the pasture, and il be-
came strong in q short time.
The next was three-year old, broken
In nearly the same place. caused by
fighting. and being thrown over q cart
tongue The leg was badly splintcrcd.
and took out several pieces Of bone
with nippcrs before Il healed, but she
got strong after some time. She was
in milk and we MIXED her every day
and gave it to the pigs Both Of these
cases we're in May.
The third was two-ycar old. She
broke her fore leg almost up to her
body. BY stepping through hole in
the floor where we were building
new barn; this was in December. She
was put in warm stable where she
could not turn, her leg put in place. an
old cast-off bootleg drawn on. with
holes cut to admit Of bathing. Splin-
tcrs Of wood wound with cotton flan-
mel were filled in as tight as convenient.
She was fed the same a. the rest 81 the
cattle, except now and then selecting
q choice lock Of hay for her. and occa-
giving : few oats. but not
many, fearing IL might create fever.
She got her leg little ont Of place IN
a few days, tut not enough to make il
advisable 70 alter IL We let Il remain
20. She soon got up, and In short
time we allowed her to 70 70 the trough
Tor exercise and drink, and before
spring she was put In the stanchions
with our other cattle and ran in the
pasture all summer. She h now on tho
place and bids fair 70 make valuable
row. Cor. Country 0cnticman.
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Edward Everett Hale reccntiy tod
ne stn'u"ts Of Cornell University TINT
tho BEST opportunity for studying hu,
man nature was In the oscuparion Of I
schoolmaster
-Scraping and trampling with The
feet passes among German students A
sign OF applause IN the locturc-hall.
curious custom which has lust been
abolished at Leipzig by the university
authorities.
Tho alumni Of the University q
taris numbered nearly II. 600 last wear.
~ these. S,756 were studying law. and
5.696 were studying medicine. wbile
only 50 were studying theology. The
female students numbered l67.
The youthful idea Of school has
many illustrations. where are YOU
going?" TO school "What do Won
60 for - 70 rcad?" mo" ..To vritey'
mo" ITO COUNT" mo" "What
do you go for!' ITO wait for school
70 let out"
The CongrvgRso,,alist arimlv sug.
gests the following rs an appropriate
name for some churches: ssrhe socj.
ETY. for the Promotion Of Picnics. Pro
gressive Euchrc Parties, and Theatrical
Entertainments. Successor 20 the An.
tioch Disciples, Association Of Chrik
tian Character and Gospel Work"
They have free isdustrial schools
m Norway, for girls. that do a grand
work admirably. Female children from
3 70 is years OF age. are taught partic-
uIariy the domestic industries and are
tp be seen daily in cheerful groups AZ
work upon all sorts Of garments, 50.
Pervised BY competent teachers OF their
own SEX Golden Rul<.
-DrC.C McCabe writes: ..All hail
the power Of jesus namer The Meth
odists Of tho United States in the nest
tour years have bxilt three churches
avery day. with 1856 to spare-W with
IL 259 Of four per day. This is the net
gain. Now churches in new places
Tell It nj the next meeting Of the rum
leagua Tell il at the next infidel con-
vention! And more than that tell all
the people thar united Professionalism Il
building new churches At the rate Of
ten for every dayr'
"Onc touch Of nature makes The
whole world kim" No fewer than
thirty-one people Of position in En-.
gland declined 70 subScr-ibc n ths
Church House on the ground that they
wished to give their money to fund
Tor the poor clergy; yet it was found
day or two ago. on examining the list,
that not one Of them had sent dona.
ton to the latter fund. On the other
hand, fifty-seven subscribers 10 the
Church House, whose contributions
to over f.. $50. appeared as
toner's 70 the poor clergy fund Of no
ess sum than E3.630.-PsrJlie Opin-
ON
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Queen Marguerite. Of Italy, TOOK
plty on tho reporters who were pux-
xling over tho toilets At recent court
ball a. Itome, and dictated 70 them Z
description Of the handso dresses.
She wound up with the injunction not
10 forget her necklace 81 pearls. saying,
ssfor these are the things that especially
interest your lady readers"
Mr.. Ezekiel. the famous American
sculptor. has just sent to Baltimorean
life-size bust of the Able List. II Il
said TO be the only one of the great mn-
stefan taken wholly from life. Is in
bronze. and was east ia Berlin. Il was
primarily for this work that Sculptor
Ezekiel was decorated by the Kings 81
Belgium and Italy. Chicago Tribune.
Wilson Waddingham. OF New Ha-
ven. Conn. recently purchased the An
tonic Ortiz grant o. 10000 acres Of
land situated in San Miguel County.
N. A. Mr.. Waddingham is said 70 be
the largest landed proprietor in the
world. He owns in fee about l 500. 600
acres, about 500. 600 acres more than
are claimed BY the Duke Of Westmin-
ster.
John Roach possessed genuine
Irish wit When he came TO this
country he was only fifteen years old.
Some time after his arrival he met one
Of his fathers most intimate friends.
who asked him how he was getting
along. "Getting along foine.r said
he "Shtire, when KEN to this coun-
ry ! hadn't rag to me back. an now
I'm covered oil over wild them"
Mr.. Alfred Sully. who has recently
acquired such sudden promincnos in
the railroad world. wrote volume OF
poems in his youth. A correspondent
wrote the fact 10 his paper, with this
startling result: mr.. Sully is wild
over who sometimes flirts with tho
muse" The types brought It out in
this way: mr.. Sully is widower
who sometimes fiirts with the nurse"
Mrs. Blanche Hazard. the widow
Of Samuel Hazard. author OF pen
Pictures Of Cuba " is making a living
for herself and two boys by her art in
painting on china She recently COM
pleted a whole dinner set for the wife
Of one Of the foreign ministers. and she
now has = half-a-dozen orders from
Washington for sets Of plates Her
home Is in Germantown. Pa Chicago |
Herald.
The Mercantile Library in New
York City j. practically owned and |
entirely managed by clerks. In order
to vote or hold Office member must |
be clerk or working on salary in
some mercantile Office. The library
contains $4,000 volumes. making il
the fifth largest in the country. First
comes the Congressional at Washing
ton. second the Boston Public Library.
third the Harvard University. and
fourth the Aston. - Chicago Times.
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yrenk Auldoon occupies . cabin On ME
claim three miles above Vance. W. r On
returning from work one night he found
tnst something had boon In his cabin and
etrewn things around promiscuously. He
supposed the intruder 20 DO dog, but the
next evening on approaching tho house
panther ran out Of II taking In his
mouth : side Of bacon. That night the
snimaa WAS heard By Huldoon. but not
seen. On the following day Muldoon
took his gun with him 70 work, leaving
the house securely fastened, but on rc-
turning u the evening : racket inside
was evidence that Mr. Panther was It HE
evening meal investigator showed he
had torn on several boards from the bacl
o. the house. Muldoon shouted 70 bring
him out and In moment his head ap-
peared q tho hole, when Muldoon shot
him u the mock. The wound was fatal.
pus ala not cause death until the panther
had spattored his Hood all over the house
nd demolished every fhinr in IL
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The TERROR OF REQ BOG.


How IN Cnkempt HALF Breed Exterman
4 ated GrumbIing Diner.
sflook here! hain't been raised OF
beetles myself; don't eat 'em 70 HON,
and ] amt goin' to eat EN- when pay
for bean soup"
| IL was Samuel Standish Winthrop
who spoke. turning angrily away from
the best table in the only hotel at Red
Dog. Samuel Standish Winthrop, the
only son Of one Of the oldest and
prondcst families Of Boston; . graduate
Of Harvard; brilliant = poet, artist an
accomplished linguist q lecturer and
man who, young As he was. had once
read Browning in the original VAN
dyke Brown. Polished, courtly and
refined in speech and manner, the
child Of the Oldest and best culture Of
this continent was . strange contrast
70 the rough scene and rougher men
around him. There were few OF the
inhabitants Of Red Dog in the dining.
room at the time. Most OF the bows
were in the mines and Jim Wild,
Major Ccldeck and Judge Lynch had
gone out to bury stranger from Ohio.
whom il was found necessary 20 shoot
during the discussion over the relative
merits Of tours and full 90 that, with
the exception Of . few miners and
gamblers lounging at the bar. the room
was comparatively deserted. Win
throp raised his voice with that per
feet meditation that spoke his uni-
yersity training:
Il say. partner. bring along . dip
net and scoop ont these beetles.
take my soup and birds separate"
Rising lazily from The floor in cor
ner Of the room. where he sat in the
dust, mcnding forlorn pair Of ancient
moccasins. Taranfula Sam, the un-
kempt tattcrcd. lazy hostler. waiter
and man Of all work nj the Red Dog
hcstclry. shufIlcd up 70 the table and
leaning over the young Bostonian's
with dizziness born Of the
mountain and camp easily fishcd out
the obnoxious insect with his finger.
"Sec, signor." said the half-brced.
holding II before him. '.you are mis-
taken; Il Is not true beetle; / hardly
thought II could be possible in this
latitude. Note the vertical clongation
Of tho head, the slender antcnna. the
large rcniform compound eyes; tho
tcrgal portion Of the pro
Ehorax. overlapping the hsad Ia front
and the tergal portion Of the meso-
lhorax behind; the increasing length |
u the strong legs. from the first pair
Q tho last; the elongated. many joint
d, sctosc stylcs-ccrci- at its cxtrem-
~; all these mark one Of the least
modified forms Of the insccta. Blaft0
'ricnfdlis, the common cockroach Of
commerce..
Tho half-brecd paused. with the
'ockroach held mcditasively In his
myers; there was a little movement in
he group Of oilers gamblers. team
tors and miners at the bar; Colonel
Parhccl, the landlord. broke the silence
With; well. will be dog-gonc.
Samuel Standish Winthrop had fallen
own dead on the floor. --Burdcsts, ~
lrooii1n Eo0le.
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The treatment Of many Thousands OF cases
o. those cnr0nio weaknesses and dietrceainQ
Hotsl and sursiosi Institute. bu 6s ei \. y.
6ss s ana ysst Il nicely sd:Pt.
u: Pisres.: FSvor.ss 's rrsseripsaop
q the outgrowth, or result. Of this great and
ns received om psfents and f e ses psg
waited ana obstinate cases j, which i had had Ssied
remedy Devised e TIE ssf suS or y
Suncr1nG women. IL Il not recommended -
cure-sll" but q {, most perfect specinc foS
!. A PowesfuIs nvfgoraeing tonic,
s ssst,s e The 70 ESn6 ana e ;pPsndsss: 4
rundown. SebiltstsG f teacher, wG minel;
dressmakers, eeamstresses, sshop- giris," house.
nqB5 b. e %seT F:s snS eess
= an appetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
nssvnss sf Pe.cpt'oss .hsnuns
DUNG nervous e1cits6ilify. irfifabiIify. 'e eS.
other distressing. nervous symptoms CON.
monty attendant upon functional and orssnie
dseoss .S q ts ss wonb = inducss
Dr: Pleres,s Eavorise Prescription
com : nsE 81 u mediei9e, ce5e1pI!y
physician, and adapted TO woman's delicate
comPosition ana Peffectiy harmless h ia
morning eickness, or nausea. from whateves
6suse .risip9. weak stomach. indigestion. dye:
does viii prove very b sRnecs II use' 70 small
go s sv freserlPtlon . q posi-.
sane ec c. f q the mot compcsted ana o.
painful menstrustion, unnatural suppressionS
PFolapms. OF falling Of the womb, weak back,
neering-down sensafions, chronic Congestion.
Inflammation and liberation OF the womb "a.
n ncao, paia and tenderness IN Ovariea
A. regulator and promoter OF func.
from einhood TO womanhood. sF i t Pre.
s sGrdpt ce0 psod Rsrf eCy safe remedial
equally efhcacious and valuable in its edects
Wnen taken Tor those disorders and derange.
mente incident to that Inter and most critical
FavOrise Prescripsio on, >, when taken
Golden Medical Discovery. and small iaxnffvo
goes q pr. Pierce's Purgative Pellets Little
diseases: Their combined use also removes
blood taints, and abolshcs canceroue and
ScTofulous humors from the system.
Medicine Gv1 ~, rres scr f the only
Roslsfye gdarantee, from the manu-
IscturerA tnat.n VIII give satisfaction In every
case or money will be refunded This Euaran-
ma faithfully carried out ''f for many yepe
Aas s'rss DO Sots IS gOo doses 800, u az
For isrge; illustrated Treatise on Diseases OF
oents ir stamps. Address. - - -
Wohd's Dispsnsay Medical lssocl,llon.
063 Main 81. RTTrarAL ~ -.
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The statue Of Liberty enligh tening the
world, which stands on Bedloe's Island, In
the harbor Of New York, i one OF the most
timeA Tho torch Of tho goddess lights the
nations OF the earth TO peace, prosperity
and progress, through Liberty. But alb
crty" - an empty word TO the thousands Of
poor women enslaved by physical ailments
z hundredfo!d more tyrannical than any
ito Prescription holds forth the promise d
: speedy cure. II IL specific IN all those
arrangements, irregularities and weak.
nesses which make lie burden 70 % many
women. The only medicine sold by drug
gists, under positive guarantee from the
manufacturers, that II will give satisfac-
ton N every case. or money viii be re.
funded. See guarantee printed on wrap
per enclosing bottle.
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FER cleaning milk cana panA
wooden utensils. etc. steam Il consiah
sFeu excellent
-Nutbearing trees may be success
su'iy moved by cutting the tap root the
year before transpianting.
To Remove Feckles. - Scrape
horse radish into . cup of cold. sour
milk, let stand twelve hours strain and
<pPy Two or three times day
oos1e" A'Se'
As sunfIowcR seed Il very liable 70
neat the safest way of keeping II for
fowls y 70 cut Of the flower head when
me seed Is ripe and pile Il loosely till
thrown 70 the fowls
10 around and destroy tho worm
nests ~ the fruit trees II doesn't re-
quare any scientific knowledge TO know
tna' inc worms are extremely injuri-
Gus q trees and fruit
Eggs placed in teph water require
four minutes cooking; in boiling water
three minutes. II put in cold water
.hcy are done when the water begins
70 bubble Fresh eggs require longer
cooking.
The use Of leached and unleached
ashes In apple orchards Is highly CON-
mended BY those who have tried or
had opportunities Of observing the ex-
pertinent They are considered an ~.
valuable orchard fertilizer Christian
az wor6
There isno better disinfectaut for the
hcnnery than copperas water. Make il
rather strong. and with small broom
sprinkle It through the building and
over the pcrches. Il puriiies the air,
aids In preventing disease and absorbs
all bad smells.
"A man may walk mile in twenty.
Eve minutes and return refreshed and
benefited for the exercise. Let him
run mile and It may harm him in
many ways 1t Is the same with a
horse 1t is fast driving that kills
New England Faymev.
Sponge Pudding. Here q = nice
recipe for pudding II anv one has
plenty Of cream. Make a nice sponge
cake. turn it into dripping-pan. then
take good apples that have been nared
and quartered and stick them into
your cake as thick as you can. Serve
hot with cream and sugar House
hold.
To prevent chickens treadine mon
their food or crowding upon each other
when feeding. the food MIGHT he mt
in a small box with barred sides like I
plate rack. Tho bars NAV be placed
30 close together that the hen or LARGE
chickens can not get their heads
70 rob little chicks Of their
|ood. Roxes With the h.rs u;d..r .,,a-.
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HUMOROUS.

A Warning.
fnn many man, both young and OLD,
y seat 20 his sarcopharus,
~ pouring water icy cold
Adown his warm rsophagus
-Jo1rn9i cf R<coastyunirA
Magistrate''A little difficulty be-
tween ladies. Ell? Has the complainant
been sworn?" Plaintiffs LAWYER
Not yet" Magistrate What Il
your age, madam" The Complainant
Nineteen" Magis,rate-"lou will
now swear to tell the truth. the whole
truth, etc. "-Ph,iadslphiG Cau.
An old lady. whose ideas Of the
electric current are trifle vague. ac-
costed tclegraph-pole climber. as he
sunk his spurs into the wood.
mister, are you goin' up?' ..Yes. =
We'll, II there's telegraph message
from my son Johnny up there. just
drop i down, will YEP I'm cxpectin'
Of him home "-G Golden DAYS.
Tommy "Does your mother al
how You to kiss the nurse grip" John
NO. ! guess she don't care. Does
ycursY Tommy don't think she
does. ! never asked her. but you'd
adied 70 hear her lay down the law to
pa when she saw him do il one day. an
she lets him do lots o. things she
wouldn'tlet me. - Pittsburgh Dispatch.
II hear that Smith Is contesting
ms wifc's will" said one Dakota man
% another day or two ago. II don't
know how that may be-" replied the
Other. but am quite sure Of one
thing" What's that?" ssSmith never
contested his wife's will while she was
alive lie seems TO b. getting cour-
agccus under his sad aflliction."-
Dakofa Bell
Little Carl, aged four. had been
severely bitten BY mosquitoes az night.
Inc following evening. after saying
ne usual Now lay me-" he asked
ms mamma If he might pray for him
sell She readily consented, and Carl
negsn; God. please don't let your
lles' bugs. mosquitoes, and hornets
O',e me any more. cause you know I'm
."y ihtle boy. not half-grown,
Amen. - Babyhood.
fancy, attaining to the delightful
promotion Of an evenings '.hair-l,rush-
mg with her grownlp young aunties
ana their visitor. grew expansive in
'nc relaxing spirit Of the hcur, and in
benevolent burst Of confidence i'm
parted the intelligence that "my man
ma puts chalk on hci face. too!' then. /
crown prudent added, .wcll, Just 70
! Keep her face warm. YOU know. when
f" y cold. - Harper's Bazaar.
a lady had In her employ an excel
'en' girl. who had one fault--hcr face
/" : always grimy. Mrs. X. wishing |
!" 'e'i her 70 wash her face without |
her. at last rcsortcd ~ STRAIT |,
wv DO you know. Bridget she re- |
W. In . confidential manner. /
!. ma. y You wash your face every day
!" 20. soap and water Il will make Vol
"Wnl itP" answered thc
10y bridgct. "Surc. ~ 4 wonder 4
y s,,1 never tried Il ma'am. ~ u
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mere vere ave fair sisters. end ssch ha1 q
ylcrs would fain BE- fsshionabls dame;
Ecnolary h1sen's selection vas books:
loquettlsn Core cared more for G00d loohns
Anna, ambitioua. nsDired after vSe1fk-
eensible Sarah songhl 6rst Tor 5000 health.
70 she took DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Cora'e beauty quickly faded; Gusan's eve
sight failed from over-study Flora became
nervous and fretful IN striving after fash
lon, and . sickly family kept Annals hus-
band poor: But sensible Sarah grew daily
more healthy, charming and Intelligent,
and she married rich
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FooD makes Blood and Blood makes
Beauty. Improper digestion Of food neces.
sarily produces bad blood, resulting in Z
feeling Of fullness in the stomach acidity,
heartburn, sick-headachc, and other dys'
peptic symptoms. A closely confined life
causes indigestion, constipation, bilious
ness and loss Of appetite. Toremove these
troubles there 10 no remedy equal TO Prick
" Ash Bitters. II has been tried and
proven to be o specific.
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THE three KS brought Regret. Reproach
and Hemorse 70 . great political party in
1854. The three Ps, when signifying DR..
Pierce's Purgativo Pellets, bring Peace 70
the mind, Preservation and Perfection o,
health TO the body.
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TIM world astounded with the startling
and new disclosures of science on the poi
sonous effects Of the alcohol In wine, beer,
whisky, brandy, etc. Sec the July number
Sold everywhere, or address w. jennings
Demorest, Is East 14th Street, N. Y.
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~ Il stated that there has been no ~.
stancs Of the failure Of oil TO still trou bled
waters when the Oh used was vegeta bic
or 6sh oil
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r. W. TAxsrLL q Co, Chicago:
Everybody wants "Tansill's Punchn Sc
cigar now; they were always good but Of
late they have improved. heartily ap-
prove OF your way Of doing business, you
are sure TO hold and increase your trade.
a ARESD, Druggist, Chicago, Ill.
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6HUN Ointmcnts and Lotions for akin dis
eases and use Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, &C. The best,
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~ afflicted With Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
1hompson's EyeWatsr. Druggists sell Il go
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= nAN's funny-bone, we presume, en-
ebles him 70 laugh In his sleeve Yonksvs
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FEARvULLY and wonderfully made-typs.
writer COPY written BY -Bosles
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Al what age do men usually wish 70 -
tire from lifo1 Hermit aga
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NAE whe has been hung over . wharf
ought 70 know wharf Ger be speaks.
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For woman to say she does not use
Proctor & CANDLES Lenox Soap, is to
admit she is behind the times
Nobody uses ordinary soap now they
can get "Lenox."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

II is highly important that the friends
and supporters of General Nichols should
themselves thoroughly informed in
regard to the progress of the cauyass now
going on in this State. The most eminent
leaders vi Tie Louisiana Democracy are in
the field. Nichols clubs are being organ
lied III every parish. public meetings of
great interest are almost of daily occur
renee and the discussion Of the various
issues involved is marked by unusual
earnestneSs and ability. The Picayuneha has
furnished its readers with an accurate and
comprehensive account of this movement
from It's inception. and viii continue to do
50 10 the close of the struggle. in order
that the public may understand the situa-
ZION perfectly. and that General Nichols
aud his friends may be fully and fairly re-
ported. Many Of the weekly papers are
doing noble work IN the good cause, and
we ourselves have been mach indebted to
them for their contributions TO the genGr-
n discussion: but only a daily paper has
the opportunity and the facilities requi-
site to All Immediate and complete report
OF the whole anvas with all it's details
and in ali its VARYING phases. For these
reasons. We deem IT proper to commend
the Daily Picayunc to the favorable CON
sideration Of all who are interested in the
effort now being made TO secure our party
ana the State from the evils Of ring rule
and personal government.